VEIIV BIIGIIESSFIIL
Induced Dr. Howard Co. to Make
’ Special Prices.
After a great deal of effort and cor-
respondence. Frank 111. Baxter, the
popular druglst, has succccdd in set-
ting the Dr. Howard (:0. to make a
special half-price Introductory offer
on the regular fifty cent size of their
celebrated specific for the cure of
Constipation and dyspepsia.
Dr. Howard's specific has been so rc-
marlmbly successful in curing consti-
nation, dyspepsia and all Iivcr troubles
that Mr. Baxter is willing to return
the price paid In every case where it
does not give relief?
I1Icutlat'l1es, coated tongue. dizziness.
gas on stomach. specks before
i
eyes constipation and all forms of IIv-l,
OWAYTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRICTS
“Highland Ave. to N. Y.. ,N. H. (I;
- , . R.
3~Hicltory Bluff and ilell island.
., +Pine Point and ltoton Point.
»811é—Long Island Sound to ‘dcliinley St.
--"Centra1," McKinley St. to Pen-
noyel St.
M‘I’elmoyer St. to Cross St.
011—1311111111 St. to Railroad.
4~Railroad to Brookslde.
West Side.
5-White Blidge north to Brooitside.
iii—uwnne Bridge 5.11 to 1.. 1 Sound
*White B1 idge, S. W. to L. I. Sound.
One stroke of the fire bell at odd
e81 Indicates testing.
Two strokes of the bell,
lire; is out.
"Four strokes of fire bell,
11-111. water to be shut off.
1 A third or more alarms indicate ser-
us fire.
tints. 1-1,
thus.
‘Here indeed Is a most delightful
section, than which there Is nothing
finer in all Connecticut. Topograph-
; lonlly speaking, the place is simply
beautiful, especially in the spring,
summer and, autumn, when Natme is
at her loveliest. and when the winds
during these seasons ate soft and
balmyw—as they oftentimes are in this
vicinity—bringing wnh them their
atth- -giving properties, It is assured-
y a 30y and a comfort to sojourn In
I Wot so highly favored. this being
11011ny the case when the weather per-
mits of bathing. boating, dancing and
fishing—all of which are to be enjoyed
in full measure nere.
ROWAYTON YACHT CLUB WENT
hit-COMMISSION ON MAY 30.
”he club had a race for the club
I)! over the club course, Vice-(701111
ore'WlIIiami’initney'winning the
and was presented with the club
,There were many boats (I\\'[|(Id
members of the club cutcrt-tl and
speed was shown and Izood 111-11-
TIteI‘e‘was quite a large delegation
..people at the club house. among
' _Qm many ladies, and uhcn the 10
$0000. committee announced llik.‘ v1i1Ior
much applause 11115 11111111.
The club is greatly encouraged by
‘00 number of applications for 11111111-
10111, and at the present 1.111111 much
its and enthusiasm is 1111111111.. 1311m-
or'eLllckey to heart and soul for
Interest of the club and Vice-rotu-
ore Pinkney ahd 11111111 (‘onnnodoro
cities are equally inn-1111111111 111111 111'-
fI‘ho club Is buuy in 1111111111: the now
h-‘house in shape and (‘nptuina Inn'-
dime I11 rushing the work for-
,,'I‘lle house. when finished. “ill
very fine affair and the rcsldt-nts
owayton the showing their friend-
!) and support by giving 1111113 on-
I‘o'is no doubt that the club will
Q‘msny members during the pres-
' Club of Rownyten. two weoka hence.
the dock, replacing those {hot were
curried away during tht1 Motor. and
now there is a safe and handy landing
afforded 111 all times.
Antonio IchaI‘tc. of South Nor-
walk, has accepted a position at. the
Roion I’oint holcl.
William l.cc Ward and family have
token possussion of their summer rosi-
tit'lit'o III iiit'ltoty lilulI.
Frederic 11. Norton and family, of
Brooklyn, are at ltockcliffe, meltory
Bluff, for the summer season.
Miss Mildred Thrall, of l’enuoyer
street, has returned home after a visit
with relatives in Port Chester:
Captain and Mrs. Preston hi. Hart.
of McKinley Place, have been eaten
tainlng their daughter. Mrs. Albert
Frisbie, of New Huron.
hat-Comndore James A. Farrell and
family have arrived from Brooklyn.
and taken possession of their summer
residence at, i-llcltory Bluff.
City Clerk Joseph Provost and foul-
Ily, oi’ Stamford. have been chests at
the residence of Captain William 1.
Stevens. Rowaytou avenue.
The Itowayton Flower (‘lub will hold
its monthly meetintt tomorrow sflcr-
noon at 3 o‘clock 111 the chupcl of the
Methodist EIIISI‘OIIILI t‘hurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold liulso and son
Ralph have just returned from a few
tiays' visit with the Misses (‘nrrio and
Agnes Keen, of Yonkers, N. Y.
'l‘wo’ t‘aI'I'Iuds of portable grocn-
houses have arrived lit the Itowuyton
railroad station for 'I‘raendly &
St'ltent'k. tht1 i‘lt'ooksidc florists. Iiitch-
inns & t.‘uinpnn,y. of Elizabeth, New
Jersey. scnt twenty five man here 10—
(III) to begin the 11111111.
Maurice IlOf-Illt‘l'“. tin1 ulicndant at
the itoton Point 111111111111: pavilion. who
lllli'l 11111111 thc assistant to William A.
Nash for :1 Ililllllilal‘ of years, left you-
lcrtltiy tor 131111111111, win-1'11 he will on-
11-r the suntnorinm for the booth of
his health Waller hict‘arthy is 1111111-
.11111111111 for Mr. lltllllt'l‘ly for the pres-
11111 at the door of the pavilion.
'I‘in- 11111111111 business mot-tint: of the
Ilownyton Libraty .-\s11ocintion took
place in tho Libray. last evening. The
followiniz oillt'ers were elected:
President -~1.\Iru. (‘. II. R. fitidfruy.
First \‘it'clliesitimil~~Mrs. A. Ii.
Cleverly.
Second Vlt‘l'-l’l‘t‘tiltlmit~"1llll‘ii. .1. ii.
Iiuymoml.
Llet 1‘11111'1'11«.\II'.11 (‘ 'I‘. hiltcllcll.
“'irossuicr- 311.11 I1. II. Godfrey.
'chsOIveII. That 11111 United States
111 not It truly civilized nation. is tho
highly interesting topic scheduled for
debate at the llltleilllg‘ or the Men's
Harry 111111111, Harvey Ackert and
Louis Saws srhy will explain why we
have not yet attained tilt.1 degree of
culture that Is generally supposed,
white 1111qu I1. Stevens. Harry Beo-
fleld anti «Eugene (Bushman will wicld
verbal 111111111111 In support of modern
art and cducnlion. The subject prom-
tees to be the source of one of the
most spirited ornaments yet held. and
the attendance, no doubt. will be wor-
now only ironr years old.
it: much to 111 credit thnt 11 11
I: of debt and has 11 fine
' 11111111111111.
lids due to Captains'nur-
111111 Tlobout. the regatta
the way they handled
uracil Bailey, of Now
111111 911111 $111,110
' lion.
thy of the occasion. Added to tho do-
hate, there is to be a question 11011,
and anyone present may propound a
query, drop 11 III the box. and later be
supplied with the desired information.
If the question is too complex to be
answered Imtnctiiuiely. It will be 11111
signed to some one, whose duty It will
be to study the subject, and give a
full account of his investigations at
another meeting. The question box
feature will probably develop Into a
I
I
I
- best known people in the country. and :
by this scientific Inediicnc. 1
, So great is the demand for this spc
Iciflc that MRI-111x191 has been able to1
serum only a limitcd supply and 1‘"
iconutipution or liver trouble should
11-1111 upon him at once or send 2?» t'cntsi
land not aixty doses of thc 111-111 111ch
lcine ever made, on this apcvlul bill“
I price offer with his personal 1111111111111“?
Ito refund the money If it does not
‘ cure.
AND
OROTON
N
l'iurion in essentially a home tOWn
and has a most. delightful environment.
that is not unappreciuted. us hear wit-
ness the scores of New Yorkers who
have taken material advantage of the
fact by making the place their reel-1'
deuce for the whole or part of the
year.
Located In and forming a part of .1
sturdy and naturally attractive sec.-
tion or the country. Dorian has pro-
grossed for many years, not by leaps
and bounds. htll by steady and unim-
potted steps and it may well be proud
of the record It has made. its growth
having been hcuithy in every respect.
In area. it Is a big town and includes
111 its boundaries some of the most,
valuable and desirable property alohaI
the (‘onnccticut shore and it mini
11ch among Its residents some of the
..A_. -» > L
Ilaricn; Iniwkshhry and Martin
Rough Riders. Umpire. 11111
111 the afternoon. of linen Point, l
the liatien boys (turban-11 11111111111
Ilidera 11 second time. The an orc wasi
T-Il. Darien led 7-1 at II111 11111 of the
eighth. in the ninth itouuh itidcl'sl
scorcd five runs without 11111111111: :11
hit. Scanlan and IIquIn, IIIIrlcn;l
Mullins and Martin. itoush Riders“;
I
I
' 1
were the batteries.
Dorian Boy Scouto' Games.
Groups one and two of 11111 111111111
1on Scouts had a field tiny at liarlcu
I‘m-inlay morning. The pole iumii,
many wealthy ones. All about the W118 W011 hi’ Hugo Collci‘. with 11 106-,
Iowa silos suitable for his country 1.11111.» of 11 feet, 7 11111111111. Charles
residences “M" been bought “p1lnlt‘iollur was second with 11 fuel. {1,
lvllldlllg those very near to the village' hm 1s Pdw rd (‘11.1 It ‘ ‘ 11' the
of Iinrien itself. Noroton, (‘ollendersl ‘ t ‘ ‘ "m 111 111 ‘ ‘ I
Point. .\oroton Heights and the 011 high 111111110an l‘uncclt 111111111111 base-
ltidgc section. .2111I1 your property is ball throwing contest. and t 111111111 (lol— I
more keenly sought hero and a furth I1” won ,1“. potato r1111 v, ("4111 pnngoul
or great boost will be created In the. 1 ..
mtmtsion of Ill(‘ clocirirnl equipmentiwon ”w 100““! dash in l. H, 8””!
of the New York New "men and 11111111 and the shot put with 2:1 feel til
liaitfot'd Railroad Cotnpany, whose inches. thereby winning 11 ill-Mldcrs
lines have stations at both the villailetnimo, (‘hurlcs G-ollm 111111 awarded at
Kiirlti’lllf‘lvlli lxi‘tl‘gllitlgg R}I(I::t?::1t:e(frt~ia%nd 1 ”A” 0‘ “Inning shoes 1111 “Inning 11111
Central depot, M1111 York. and flatten. 1.11”" r1111 l“ 6'2 ‘ 4'“ “"1 11111.,1-11 r11 1
38.12 miles. 011 the other side of cclvcd 11 inch knife after 101““; 111611
Ilnrlcn. South .\orwnik “5 only 43-” lstunding broad jump with .1 leap of
3:111:11: I‘lmula'un ’liollloit‘i‘thfilvfileovI‘OROdls 1% feet. 11 I111 hes (lt'oup'.'110m the‘
of Norwalk and Stamford. l( onucxntional Church bolt the Meth- l
11111151 11111.11 In the 1111111111113 May race '
,l ”lhc hop. 'Itip and it run nits won by
fl‘harlcs (ltillcr, with 2 foot. 2 “1111ch
Many in the Opening Day Competition f Attrit- Smith won tin- 111111111111: broad "‘
Against Bogey. Jump with H {111-1. 31,1, 111111qu and:
T1111 cult summon opened at \\'...»,'Ileovsu (,‘ttntrcli 11111 n 1111'01111'1' for
lihl‘li Mcmoriul 1111) with 11 big field oi“ 'llllt‘lllllil “1‘?“ l" ”I" 11'1il1-11111d-hulf
1110111111 in 11 1l11111‘-11ixI111I11.s ('olnbotl- M 1 1“"? NW"- Hl-‘i ti11111 “‘Hui lillllllli'3-;
lion 111111111111 huge). the best eichtcouiu“ 111-1 ("Ill“-
III’JII'S to count. The result: I
(Thin; .\1 111' It Mnrdonald. I 1111;.
81111111111 I'icrson, it up; W. 1., Ilaitlwittf lit'lyhts, Memorial Day 11:11.11 obscrvud;
3 ”Ill H- M- iTIliW. 3 “II: Htmlvl' 3.311 11 fitting 1111111111111, The veterans:
t‘uuttninus. 2 1111: S (I. Adams. 11.111111;l 11111111111110 in 11 body 111 Stirllli’. Iiml‘r',
BIG FIELD DAY AT WEE BURN.
Home.
Nuroton 3
Memorial Day at Seldiers
At I1‘ltt'hs Soltlicl's IIoIIIc.
ti, 11. 11111111111111, 1 down; 111'. Walter, B‘Iwnotury. headed by the Noroton A.
down; ii. i.. Scoiiuitl. 2 (IoWlI; I13. I13. (" band. The lgrnvl-u of tho deccaaod,
llluchuvi. .Ir.. :1 down; ti. II. Goodrich. soldiers were decorated. after which?
3 down: 1‘. II, Lockwood, it down; 1 Rev. .Iunu'ti K. Mt'i'unc, of tht1 Nero-t
t‘hcatcv Sclh-ck. 5 down; .IlIlIIOb'} :ou t‘uthollc Churr‘l tit-livcrcti 1111 1101'
ixnupp. 7 down. Idrusu. Father Mc'hmtn- touched lillillli
1811th Norwalk department has eiett- ., '
ed to tulle the trip and between the SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
two a great good time will be. the let
The batters have the reputation '1. Ii:
of being mighty good entertainers.
suit.
.ita spot-.110 Iltectina, will be paid. is‘.1"-’
let'yone who Is troubled with dyspepsia, cry Indication seems to be that this'
, Shipwuy should rcfunc to consider his:
1 former
(1111111 to 111111 i1 he has boon subjcttctl.
1111111; the remainder of hit-1 hill,
1' bank account.
(3111.11.11 111-11. ’1‘. \1"oodlmry. 3 up; 13.111111. totally and 111111111 of the men
ll. (nettle. :1 up; (Icot'uc A. Weber, itwho fought to 11111111 the Union. andi‘
up; W. N. Travis. I down: I1‘. I}. he 11.111111111151111 the hopc that their spir
Smith. 4 down; .I, Ii.1iltit1lbult. 411111111:
(it-urge Slade! 00111111: 8. (7. Kelly.
is down; 1’. .I1'1111pp 1,1 down' t.‘ M
Addison. it don 11.
Hartford Smith's Darlings win.
Ilauford Smith‘s liurlen Darlings
continued their winning streak by
putting the kibouh on the New Ito-
cholle Rough Ilidors‘ Tuesday murn~
11151.1, lll one of .lhe best. games seen
on the Ilnricn diamond. The visitors
were beaten I11. '11‘1'111ddy 'Bmith, pre-
scriptlon and curve artist. twirlcd In
Illlt’..illiillitl for tho Darlings. He was
steady with men on buses and was
right. there with the stick on sundry
occasions. The feature of the game
Ivan reserved until the and when,
with ouu down and threa on buses,
Harts or the enemy wailopml the ball
to deep loft. George Smith sprinted
and made It fine catch of the hit.
Martin, who was on third. started
home with the catch. but a perfect
throw on a dead line to ilalpin nip
ped the runner at the pan.
The score:
It 111.10.
Darion...10102000x~»4 ti 3
le‘IIAQOIOODOOOOwlS-I
[lotteriesw-ili“. Smith and. II'ulniiii
”.«au Wald-n
Have a Baght
" Front
pleasure, 111115111111. 11 short talk on the
thy C. N. 11111111119111.1th mem-
p .sont showed a lively interest
in the proposed treaty with 111111
1111111 neighbor. 111111 11111131111111 cons
1.111 covered every detail or the 1111931
Now is the time to brighten up your
porch furniture. 11 111111111 111111 of paint
can 11111 wonders.
, 80111111111112 Bros 81 Co.
1151 11110111111 111111. s 111111 a o '
It 111111111 continue to he fontct‘etl in the!
hearts of the younucr generation. He
spoke pf the heroism of the volunteers. 1
In tho afternoon ltcv iir Hluitnstou of
to be out of doors. with thought
to be a victim 51 the disease In Its
worst form. but fortunately he pulled
through all right. .
‘1. Mm
The members ofltho Eagle Hook.
Ladder and Hose Company are mult-
ing active preparations for their trip
to Danbury on the 9th inst. It has been
some time since the fire-caters hare
had an opportunity to take ‘11 trip to
Dnnhnry I11 11 body and they are look-
ng forward to a great good 11me.’lhc
The special town meeting which ,5
will be held III the near future In that 7
topic. of t;- omelaution among those who
the me Inn-rested in municipal tiff-ans.
At
this timo.11111ong other thin-ts, thcl
~ 1 or and stomach trouble me soon cur‘ctl I bills (1111111111 ted In the Ieccut invesli- ‘
gallon of the town lioukn
and nutholl
ties will be. considered and If they
meet with the approval of the town III
will not be the case. but that the. bills
will be tabled, This heinu 1111.1 cash, 11'
John H. Shipway livcs 11p to his prom
lacs made at 11 previous 111111111111, all
will be well and 2111111. but If 011-1
proposal in view of tho ('I‘Ill1
there will probably ioliow some lltiga
ticn with 11111 1111111 11.11 the defendant
mCiicapost accidcnt insurancewDr t
'I‘I11111111s'iic11mttic Oil Stops the [1111111
and ht-uls the w.ound All druggists,
.1911 IL '
w»... -.._..~-...._.
MR. TJADER'S BOAT ATTACHED.
Builder Oscar AndenOn Wanted Bal-
ance Due of $850.
Richard Tjudcr. of Tokeneke. the
missionary 11nd letturer. and Oscar An-
derson the ship builder of 01 star Shell
Point. have had 11 difference regarding.
the new 1111111 that has bun built oil
the shipyard for Mr, 'I‘iadcr. Several
attempts have been made to secure
an amicable agreclnent between the
men concerned. but all have failed
Ileputv Sheriff Thomas A. Skelly plac-
ed an attachment of .550 on the boat,
and the. (use Is due to come before the
courts on the first Tuesday In .,Iunc
with It Is lune tith
The trouble started when on last
Friday 1111- boat owner went to the‘
Shipyard and attempted to take his‘
fine yacht from the yard. before 11111
which
amounts to $850. Contractor Ander-
son 1111111qu to allow this. claiming
111111 1111 n'11c111111111t had been made.
whereby the. boat should be fully paid
for boltirc leaving his dock. 1
Mr 'i‘ittxicr'u contention was that I111
is not fully 1111111101111 with several parts:
of 111.- work on tho craft. and that 1111
wanted to 1.111111 the boat .11 trial hetero
1111111111 the bulnnvc of the bill lit:
:wcnt to Norwnlit and secured 111111111
., Officer I'nuc,
but when thcy returned
to tho bout Olllt‘t't' I’uau could do noth-
ing lil‘l‘flilrl' I111 had no warrant. l
hicuntitnc Mr, Anderson 111157111011
the firm of ilm'ibult 11nd llavis to rep-1
rot-1111! him and licputy Sheriff Thomas.
A. t-iltclly min-111111! the hunt for 11111
1.111111 equal to the balance of the bill.
Lutcr urrnnscttnuils 11'111'11 made to
have the attachment rmnovcd front tho
boat and tI'aIIuI’tu'I'cd to Mr. 'l‘iutlcv‘s
This being done. the
yacht 111111 taken to 'i‘okcncltc and tied
up at Air/12111011” dock
Attorney loo lhnis. acting for Mr.
Anderson and Attorney William 11‘.
'I‘utnniunv1"cptoscnlintt \ir. 'I‘iatler.»
held 11 (01111110111111Monday night. but
tho Qu‘mford mpmmprm“ .‘Ilurch, the Itsruotucnt could he made. The
spoke to the veterans. sheriff consequently made 11. return oi“
___ the papers yesterday. I
Carleton S. Embvcc. Ii. 8.. l0. now - I
In the drug business In New York.
passed Memorial Day with friends I11
Darlen.
With Mcmorlul Day 111111111 and gone.
the time for summer residuals is at
hand and It will not. be but a few days
now before the town will be thrivintt
with these generous pcoplo.
in H. Btoorsa. the young 11011 of
Chief and Mrs. I. 111‘. titoorsa, of thin
place, who underwent an operation rev
coolly for our trouble, has nearly 113-1
covered.
m...
,Miss May Burke. daughter of Luke
1Burke. 11111111 11 week-11111101111011 other
fathers country home at, Coileuders‘.
Point. Saturday. Music WM furnished
by Miss Helen G Robinson, pianist.
of Springdulo. .
The carnivslxcommittoe of the [futile
Hook. 1.111111111- 1111011111111 Company. will
1111111111111 important labeling, Thursday ‘
evening. at which time it will consider
1.1111111111111111 for the event. which
will be held In August at the Nazca
lot. In biota 1111111. 11111111111111. arts
that the fair will be the 1111159111 event
over undertaken by the boys.
which is
W
111119 epidemic of mutant!
11511111315111 this 11111
515511 worried. '
; lions made by federal and state 1111-
' ,thorlties. President Clarence 811111111111;
‘ 1 will reside stilts locating. _
VIOLENT DEATHS IN THE STATE,
NEW HAVEN, Juno l.--Vlolentl
deaths during tin1 mouth of May, not
cording to unofficial records. were 1111.;
as compared with 119 for the ptevious
dental. Ill suicidal and three were hum-1
lattice The greatest number of ‘ach-l
dental deaths was by drowning. the
total being ten. Eight persons were
killed by trolley. saved on the railroad.
live by burning. four by falls. three by
drubbing and one each by shooting.
motor cycle. 1111phyxiatlon.,bein5 kick-
ed by a horse, henhprostratioo. auto-
mobile and exposure. Five persons
toolt their lives by shooting, four by
csrholic said. three by hanging. three
by poison other than carboiic -.a‘cltl
two by drowning and one by 31111111111111-
lion.
.
Wm 15.»
INDIAN NECK.
The Connetideut Pharmaceutical 1111-1
sociation will hold its annual conven-
tion at the 11101110119116 house,1ndian
Nook, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
1.111118 13 and it. The first day will be
devoted to business while much of the
second day will be gIVen over to 11111-
letic events and 11 banquet. The con-
vsntilin will consldérfireusnt retgula-
Ti e Table
iNEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 1i. HART-
‘9:
'3zuux. 3:55. 4:29,
”wallow-.11....“ m... ”.1...“
Golden Mements
Think of the pleasure spoilodwof
the unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've had-«than DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles, our
specialtywits done exactly and relief
is certain if we fit your eves.
Call today for examination.
IFenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 7-8
97 WASHINGTON STREET
; iIours—1—8 to 11:30 a. m. and 12:45 to
g p. 111. Monday and Saturday, 7 to
p. 111.
1»me .191»... .
FORD RAILROAD.
In Effect October 2, 1910.
Corrected January 1, 1911.
A. M.—-—l2:53x, 510911, 514111, 6:08.
.57. 7:20, 7:46, 8:1711, 8:13111, 9:1511,
37, 10:2011, 1024511. 11:29x.
P. M.~12:55x, 1:05, 2: 49x, 3:17,
20011. 5:15, 5: 51111. 11:40, 615011, 7:1611 ‘
:5211. Min. 111.29. I
Sundays.
A. Iii.—-12:5:lx, 520911. 5:41 11.8154,
1012011.
P. M.~«12:5cx. 2::1411. 2:411:11. 5::15,|
5:501, 7:001, 7:12. 7:521. 94111.4,
10:28. I
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.'
A. 111- 4:19. 5:111. 7:40.11.
11:51. 1:151. 1020211. 11:00:,1‘
11:03.
P. M.-~12:03x,
6:45,
10:05.
I) .
1:10. 220011, -.
5201311, 5:12.
920311. 9:30,
1'1'1’11, 1
9.‘
11:...1,1
1120011..
0.0Ix. 6'01111.
11:30. 12:00x.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main St"
Sundays.
"A. M.——12:(10x, 13:110.
10:02.
I.
6:0111,
7 : 30, 9103:. So. Not-walk
TRAVELERS’
Liability Policies
Protect
Iii—42:,“ 1:02.11. 520211. 52011.
720011, 11:30:. 11:01111.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.—~12:10x,
I
1:67, 6:12, 7:24.
"8:51, 10:21:. 11:11. 11:11. I Automobile Owners
1’. M.~12:07x. 1:20, 3:1111. 4:26,i ' ’
5:12, 1;;1511. 6:116, 711011, 9:16x,1 ASK US ABOUT RATES
“"1 I .l. M. Layton 81 Co.
Sundays. ,.
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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
New 0uIIdinIz Material
Bishoprlo Wail Board and Sheathing
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
STATE DRUGOIS'I'8 TO MEET ATlproabnti
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Applying Dishopric Wall Board to,
Ceiling.
Readers who lntond to build or re-
construct old buildings will be intent
cated in Bishoprlc W111i lioard until
Situathinit1-tho new material which Is
1mvoiutionlzing the building world. par- Curvaturo of the 391“,
month. (if the number 45 were acct :uculurly where service and economy' never mm; giving Chiropractic .,
are desired
Charles H. Aisthorpe
6 8nvlew,Avo.. South Norwnik {
CMND‘I‘IOUO II the science of all
? cause of the disease and the art of ML
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
lby a wrench. twist or sprain In tho
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain In
1&1; lilo in the different organs and
n
Chiropratoors remove the cause at
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the lit
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousnsss. Rheumatism. Purely
III. Heart Kidney and Female Du-
oases IX'P given special attention; also
You will
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WARIIINTON. Juno i:-Eibert II.
Clary. chairman of the board of Dlree
tors of the‘ United States Eiteel Corpor-
ation. app tired today as :1 Witness to
the Steel I'rrttat inquiry being conduc-
ted by a committee of the house.
When (lhslrmnn Stanley called that
committ to order there were also
response ,to official 11111111
mono, No an 13. 11911111. Parbival Ito»
hurts, Junior 19st and W. 11. Dickson.i
of the dlrhctorato of the Steel Corpor-
ation, W other all Would he examined
1511.11. Chairman Stanley would not
say. Mr. Clary and his business as-
abolition 1111111111 in Washington 111111111
prepared to remain until the commit-
too, could conclude its business with
them. '
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CHAIRMAN “ANY A WITNESS. BELIEVE!) THEATRE WAS *0"
FIRE. ‘
When Box 15 was pulled 1111; even—
ing about 9 o‘clock .11 panic with nar—
rowly averted In the theatre III. 1.111111—
Wood' s 111111. Were It not for the fact
that a number of the 11111111121111- cooler
Inon were standing near the doors it is
likely that there 111111111 have been a
number seriously injured at least. Illu-
eryono with but one common thought.
believed the theatre to be 1111 fire, and
many jumped from their seats and ‘
started for the door. Captain Thomas
Hunt and others of the men near the
door pushed 111111.11 the crow-11 and assur-
cut them that they were safe The
crowd settled down quietly after a
time. all thankful that they had not.
run for the stairs, where. with a largq,
tinting It was certain injury for 11101110-
one.
The woman who avails herself of
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